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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30

Dipl0en0 Nollces.

NINTH NATIONAL BANK.
NEw.YoRE. Dec. 20. 1897 !
A DIVIDEND Of three and one half C3l2) per
cent upon the capital stock OF this bank been do
clared payable on aud after .Duary 3. 1888
The transfer books VIII closed until that data
ii. H. MARIO. Cashier.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co, |
1875 BROADwAY NEW YORK. Dec. {, 1887.
8Ol IL DfVIDEND
A QUARTERLY dividend Of ONE AND
IA TIlREE.QUARTERs PER CENT q ;. per cent? tho
cart, scck OF tins has THIS Gay besc declared
Le on TUESDAY. January s. 1888.
The transfer books VIII cese FRIDAY the 10th ins'
~ r. and reopened "Wednesday January l. 1883 at
Uo'clock a. III. a l.. CALEB. Treasurer
OFFICE OF InE UNITED STATES ILLUMINATING COZ
80 and al LIBERTY ST.. SC %, 1857.
A T meeting of the Board OF Directors OF the
~ above company hch thii day. u resolved that a
Dividend o. 2 The capital stock o hi. company
oe declared payable a the Mercantile Trust Company ON
and hitter January jh 1888 AMI that the transfer books be
closet from Decent 2Sh. 1891 clock until January
Oh, 1888. at IN o'clock. EUGiNE I. LYNCH
JOSEPH W. HARTLEY. sec AMI Troas
OFFICE TIE DELAWARE ASD HUDSON CAy.L CoNTAyY.l
NEw.YoRE Nov. 80 1877.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF One AID
"a Opequarier 40 TIE capital stock OF tvs
Company viii be paid a the NATIONAL BANk OF COM
MERGE In this city, and after Thursday. December 10
1887.
The transfer books will he closed from hs Of business
to-day until the morning OF FIR day. December IL
BY order Of the Board OF nagers
JAMES &. nARTT. Treasurer.
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RECORDED REAL EyrArE rR lNsFEas-N Y. CITY.
s sai real estate transactions
i24th..,. g.. 1855 # of lstave 72Ilooll Martha ann ,o
v :n Enotf Re,c6
am ana vic TO solomon Cohn 10000
Rankin and o John Il Dodge ? ........... $4,000
ws1ery Paoe 81. 50 from os sc1iiS Pat
wes1 csr en% N S 9f6 E 4sg vai. ana
Peter siewar, 10000
Ison sricr BECK another 1900
oSeii and vile and another to samuel G%Sna
lti.sse.e 5oil II Of i62d,st I6o5ix William
Vie to Michael Frieisan. $4,000
and %g', e ,sS {9%rTy to ny ., wno%
Zane properly Join Crosby Brown aud vie 10 Port
7nsve and 4stl.si 5oI2o Theodore conlIns.
esurst = Fo5 Nv d 2daye strip ;.2E17.io; Ann
Wa. Pace $ 2OoS5o; Mary Dinct to Ellen
lo,iaTS VS. 20 s ii s OF stsi 2oaso JOSEPH Blu.
ootasi 3 100 Il Of SiisSe 66iio05 5; John
Umteihela ana vile to Thomas { shannon;
Williams 70 stepasn v iiilans as TIN Toe l2oCo
$50: Isaac Beller'nan and wife 10 Henry Null O,o
Wood and la s6ani TO Eiien Traves Iucr..... $4,000
ls7a. %iIo1 S6 "s" Of shave wI i51s watr
scot ct al 10 Frederick Beck ct a! l'ooc
s.lsSn ana NE to Nus si $4,000
mon Loeb and wife 10 George Hiien.......... 10000
Chez and :c to Matthew cor1.t........ 1000
wi TO Geo 1850,
vie IA 10 Matte Lenl ....-.'... 10000
Gsre to Pi'.p paIy .' 1900
'''- =, nj to F.rSs n '. $4,000
oS, ii ia% oAioo ~ $4,000
krappJi. ,Hecgt.r To James Kearnry ;-;:.;;.
A'InS Solomon and vile To- samG@i %oife 25575
Aiialing H., ,a>t same to 2l5oJ
4'' re and y -. 70 fIizsbth o6i.s 5.2es
isnncst an shssd 70 cath White - 26.oo0
-o' a,G an =, a, -, TnosJ dsmiI ' - 5l.Ooe
sSa t,.;r,, AND =" ntt 10 John baton - $4,000
list s ave :. enc Ut Hsc eSr $4,000
oare j., on and 10 10 John ca en...... 10000
I5sis; 81 80 It " OF iitnrsve, Boulevard. ?5I
w.ricn. ana ye,fy%sn Of aiiy Church IN tie 90
)csq.. o. :, # e Of Rosjcn Road s7j16G Lou,
Heuitz and vie 10 Tie schnorer lab Oh Nor
i2-S r. I'M z5 wife u u Man ptnrs:er $500
SET tt and ' s g iset eopola $4,000
K .i gan sps aN w s, 10 To $50 AMI
Pr,oi 50 90 III i'rso5ne,s' no 4-4 vest, 1000
''isNe W :: ~, t 70 eo'onnn iSeb a.. los 500
I MrOukOW ana VIE toJnhh rd-s OO'oS'
Iosfon Esaa T. iU2 usw 81 lt9ih->L rnxl21;
also same. l,g.1 Il 81 159th-s'. ts1l2Ixr3N
lOU,i01x1ll Cx7.o1l95; Agnes Hacauty 10 ,ooo.
1SS1 sa u : '-C d WIFE 10 Henry Win 1900
O25thsf. Of lOth-ave lOoll hlOO l&rly 49,,
Mulioon ud IL Isaac Btu IOSo"D
Cana. st. AN and wife 10 ralam 81 Sarz 1900
sslsi .Sl u 7th-aye. l5llN12. SKID Tx $500
7Zs Joseph l. West and w fe "a Joha Mc1inn 4J'4oo
& " % u Of StaHt0ns', 1oN o. namI
Greenfield and wife 10 Abraham schwartz -. 4S'4VV
xgt6.tt A.. 22p u . OF 7tii-ave, l0d4xlJ frahkln
Wauls o Charles T. La ned
lcihs &, ~ ny w,e s Al to Tza "a Pter 1875
lc4fl.t 81 n OF Grenave Ok same 70 George o.o
a 1anpDtll. law
Moris-ave 80 II of 1G4ths'. "Hx@5; same TO eoo
ClIuep!rrl low
lc'n.! Ger OF MoI1l'a1 $50 same 10 400 1915
III Il o. i'.'4-s'' '7A-' '~''' ~
John Meyer "a, q, -'
MOfs.4ye l0o OF l'i'n''' o'No' sane 1925
Iro'dsay ,o.i 3oson Roat). %O2 = II = OF l59th.'t
1874 ~ $40 Agnes 'i"'""e :" 2G75
% l. ic S,...5o anna 10 poicrc. 'CUnuef.. 1855
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30

BD A. II. Muller d Son.
Sale Of the dwelling with lot, No $50 East 120thst
" OF lst-sve, was al ourned to January b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
SUTRD TUNNEL COMPANY.

Bonds ent not having been subscribed 10 ser
ilmou suit under the * Ing agreement
OF settlement which expires December 4 mex are
holders are HEREBY Uotd-l that II Is proposed 10 IKE an
a.sgnment the NcCdnOut mortgage ana foIecll " H.
subscrlng holders to TrcelNea Ionoi "nar INT
Many leading Jarkt!s, br0atis
have alrra subscribed FOR thee bonds ~'b-clP
received al the nicn
many ~ BROADWAY York. nnf De- embrr 20 m
stan II y ~ srcholers should embrac" his opp T.
UNITY order prvrut their interest IN tie pr1pry ON
ing extugul~lic Further in opaOn can he obtained AT
Room - Produce II change Bnnd'ng.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE or STOCKHOLDERS.
H. X. BAIT/E.i, Chairman.
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SECOND MpRTG AGE BONDHOLDEKs
OF THE
Wabash and Great Western Railroad Co.

TFcVNIEr 90. 1887.
At Getting OF hcndholders helu he Office OF T.. H.
HARRIMAN co. tie uncers gucd appoi.ted
Committee to take eHrrgec SETON in defence Of yeur
Irpr.rtv MR.. CL fRENCT SEWARD has been retained
counsel AMI foreclosure under YOUR Sa-e Wal be
Il once All b1udrod sling t. jon g. pro
tcctinr their Iatcrc~'s must sign for mutual
defence tho oHco of T.. IL HARTMAN ~ co.
l2O Broadway. u.tcre AIRY -. 1855.
FIs-.p. J. q PEN~TER.
GEORGE WAREi:. SMITH,
WV 4. REED If yrrmiiye & Co.
NICHOLAS FISH uf 4. IL Hartman 4 Co.,
RICH H. II RTeUOsNE Of J a. t;iri-horne & IRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.
vA stated the Exchange yesterday that important
s had made property the theast Of
Ysrk and Thirty fifth consisting o. three houses
iota with total frontage OF Aasxso for $4,000.
Tho only sale during the public hours by Richard W
aarne Of Nos 32l and 1923 East One hun red
ahs The property consists OF two vestory and cellar
brick and lots with total frontage of fifty nine
feet a depih Of property
subject and incumbrauces of S57lsO u
bought S2S1 ncud the incumbrances by Richard
FOX @ The fOiice Gazette
There call at the Exchange yesterday for
between and Twenty third sta Of Broadway
Ks 7s1lOo Tor about SEQ 600 Also for small dwelling
Sixteenth Ward preferred exchange d3ub fiat
the wari and for from four of land In
the Twenry fourth Ward overlooking the Hudson River.
and tenements IN Ludlow st Rvngon proiuc
actual rental Of S2S4 AMI mort sre for S775O
offered for f2i5uO No sol Green icl three-storY
and dwelling house 20x75. offered To- $4,000
four story stone. high s'o0p hou in Trtyeven III
Lexng also offered for aAle and 81 900
wss offered to loan AT 9 per cent on bod property.
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WHITE STAR LINE. ,,vvnp,or
w Fon QUEENSTOWN AND ilN Eht,oL,
ROY Al AND UNITED sIAIEs MA.L - a., y,
CHINA 10 CAPT 6eadoi- W edho'aS 80" :. 80
A a. a
HEPJBI.IC can't Davsoa. .WednssaA' III - y ~
. sAbFlAI IC. cant C,n~io' a., ,,rh
From White nsck, foot OF West l"nn ttcs.,.
RATES |,ao,l 200 500 $50 and 500 return ,,o,
on favorahs reeragr lr'in OF 70 sIssm,f.
40 SrconI c.ll passengers carried oil Irsn .;
rte 49, ami excursion. $50 an foo nor ~ HI. ~.
plans inform l1On Apply az thn g.nt
IL DroAiwzy. Hew fsrk . p"SN- 49,
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DRY DOCK SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

hhI DOCK SAVINGS INSTITUTION
al AND 3i5 EOWERY.
Tho Trustees have declared dividend for the SIX months
ending Dec 81 ls,7 cpt,cl rer to under
bylaws The r.te o. FOI PER CENr per annum on
$500 and und-r the e,ccs ~ $50 ant not
NJ 900 The o. THREr PR CENr per an.
num- pay ,lo an after iaa. - l7S1
CHARLES CUGTiss President
ATDGFW MILLS. S-cr.;arv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
THE BUCKS COUNTY MYSTERY SoLVED.
CONFESSION BY THE WOMAN IN WHOSE HOUSE
GAINS WAS MURDERED.

CONFESSION BY THE WOMAN IN WHOSE HOUSE
GAINS WAS MURDERED.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ga confession was made to-
day by the colored woman. Hannah May Tupps' VINO
was arrested Monday. She declares that Wakeneo
Gaines was murdered In her honse in Rchards by John
Wilson or Wnllac; that the victims body WAS dismem-
bered by wilson, he made away with the head legs
and arms that she carried the trunk OF tho body to
EddingtOn and threw 1t into Manns Pond Jealousy De-
tween Gaines AMI Wilson regarding pretty muatto girl
named Annie Richardson the motive for the crime
Wilson captured tonight
The woman says 10 her confession:
eating my breakfast in the kitchen when wakefield
and three four minutes afterw ara
eo@Ias Ssan on Sunday and That he
c sirIn nom lkniown and take her ont riding Then
don't care long my lis,ie girl"
sa e9waHd as II %aa "of ns inS icl
Kitchen and ell up against Tie sewing machine Then Wilson
Chr M @ @ @ %o @ 1se IL.
Gains got up again and never spoke.
wa sGn oS and S %n f on c Se SS,I he pushed
pue The body dGTp III into ne e nile S 'a tsat ne he
Buck in about twenty mnne, With butcher cleaver He
sa Sfa o s % a sSa a% Ts vent hS o% into the
sf sitting up s @ dc o S i legs @
lie aid .m going out win this mead
sS.s'S hack TO MsS 2n s eo g s sSg % s:
away with Tie q Il" T1ssS he snsP. sTsp.
III SS away %a AMI % 20 'AS he To
lie brought tho body up from the cellar got an old skirt OF
Annie Richardson's uf The sewing machine and sans shaw
straps out Of the oos,t ustArs Wilson went down cellar
an aHH b" brought @ Up SS the % ' & gPf na took up !" o
After gone depot took the $50
train and bought trkti for tornwair station.
gout al Eddugton and inquired e wav 10 bridgeport then
he bridge set fo O. nflc Oi cOthcs ana TOOK
the and calico OIL and throw The boy over into
rhe wafer It went ,he SIDE where threw H. and did
not suk as leNpccto'
Wilson Is young colnrcl about eighteen years
Old with complexion sluost white. He WAS sent TO
the House of Refuge when he years old, and
spent nine years the institution. Tho detectives VIII
bend their energies 10 the discovery o the missing
portions OF the body and TO securing the gill Annie Rich
ard=on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
Il BID CHICAGO SMALL BOY.
POSSESSED OF AMANIA FOR sTADBIyG his SCHOOL
MATEs.

POSSESSED OF AMANIA FOR sTABBING his SCHOOL
MATES.
CHICAGO, Feb GA frcckle faced, redhetaed boy.
James McNeely. living with his parents at No. 1884
wallacest.. arrnlgncd before Justice Mech this
morning, charged With assault with intent 10 bodily In
Jury. The complainant another small boy George
stenmetz Both boys pupils al the lIealey School
The defendant Is only nnc yet has developed mania as
singular II Ia dangerous Apparently the child Is un
able TO refrain from plunging any sharp poncl nstru
mcnt which he may ave his possession Into the bolie,
OF his inoensiye companions This strange feeling he
has grfcd more than occasion. On Friday last
school out for the day. Jimmy" stationed him
self at the door, having kcenbaded knife Ia his hand
As George stennetz passed b. him, Jimmy" stopped
him and drawing back his sunk the blade into the
left breast OF the little fellow Tho wounded boy fell 10
the floor bathcd In blood Jiumy" seemed peased at
his work and stopping The Iostato Lad asked him
smillngly II IL had hurt him"
Several days prior 10 the above affair +" Jimmy "
stabbed "A school mate Johnny" Larger. In the arm.
producing painful wound ~. lie" Slack Is another
victim 10 the peculiar mania Mrs Stone. the teacher,
says she has frequently taken dangerous kn es from the
boy, having found them n various parts % his clothing,
finding big Jacs skuife IN his boots. d" Jimmy
says the boys intent upon whipping him and 9" cuts
'em for gon' for me" However. his victims assert
that he stabs from inherent After the Justice
had sOundy rcturcd Eo hoy and hacly frightened him
his father took him homo and promised TO use his inu
iu the coal shed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
PRICES FIRM ON THE EXCHANGES.

EFFECI w ItE kLECIIONb IN PAKIb-
TALK OF A NEW CABINET.
PARIS Feb. 22.-on the Bourse today prices very
firm and at the close the highest Of the day. The
result OF the German elections was the chief cause OF
the Improvement Tho rise was assisted
by large buyings by powerful syndicate. Rumors were
current OF the formation OF Cabinet OF which Cen
eral Boulanger would not be member Three per cent
rentes for money 55c 42 per cents rose 2
Foncier l0f., and Suez Canal l4f
LONDON, Feb 22.-The stock Exchange closed strong
to-day under the influence OF the assumed result OF the
German elections in favor Of peace. The
settlement beginning to somewhat
checked dealings, and the American holiday
further retarded business but otherwise the market was
exceedingly active, English railway securities
u To per cent and foreign securities 70 u per cent
BERLIN. Feb 22-The Bourse animated today and
prices strong. There largo rebuying TO
sales causing general rise Russian securities advanced
ss per cent Italian %. and Hungarian T.
vienna, Feb. 22.-On the Bourse to-day prices
very firm Home funds o per cent better. Credit
Ansalt form higher. closing at the advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
TIE FISHERIES QUESTION:
WASHINGTON PREPARING FOR wAErIxE EMERGEN-

WASHINGTON PREPARING FOR WAEfINE EMERGEN-
CHS.
CLEVELAND. Ohio Feb. 22 tSpccinh-For three months
the local Cusom-hOusc authorities have made almost
daily reports Washington about dealings with Cana
dian fishermen ami query TO all the owners
Of steamboats, In this port, from which 1t would appear
that the authorities at Washington paying more at
eniion the fishery question and s possible outcome
than Ia generally supposed All OF the owners OF large
craft have received from Captain +. A. Mahan. Of
the United States Engineers occ at Buffalo. letter In
which lac asks foT ull description OF each vessel and
how much room thcre IA in each for hunks and other
Ike accommodations for passengers Instead OF asking
directly "Wlll your boat cnrry many men through
the Welland CanaF the officer gets around the point
with indirect questions These letters sent out
are undoubtedly for the purpose OF asccrning what
vessels there the Lakes capable Of landing men
the Canadian frontier In OF sudden for AN
attack in that direction. Cleveland has immense fleet
Of freight and rying propcers that could be uti
lied as transports At a moments notice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
SHOWING UP ooRRUPr COMMISSIONERS.

CHICAGO, Feb 22 tSpeeab.-It is declared that the
principal statement yet made TO the States Attorney 10
impicate the ring County Commissioners In extorting
brbes is that OF the wealthy grocer Elisha A. Robinson
VINO has supplied the county with large consgnnents OF
groceries during the past two Robinson 1t is
stated decided to relate the whole story OF his relations
with rnesiers. lie said he had not gone into the bus
from choice but from compnson At first he had
only made presents" then the presents had been
finally demanded IA matter OF right, and inaidy com
MISSIONS" were exacted. These commissions were TOT
time liked at 10 per cent but last year THIS was raised
to 12i9 per cent Of each bill While the Commissioners
obtained large sums OF money from contractors, they
have, rs rule squandered it, and few OF them have any
mOue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
MYSTERIOUS ErAyGELIsTs IN THE SOUTH.

COLUMBIA s. c., FEB. 22 (sp,eiab.-Tcn days ago a
party OF two and woman representing themselves
evangeists from Canada here and began preach
ing upon the street Several hundred colorcd
peope attended the meetings and greatly excited
The world TO TO end. they said. In few
years. when all outdoor worshippers numbering
144OOO would DO taken to heaven alive, while all others
would 20 hell Tho wild talk or these white people
made OF the negroes almost Wild with religious ex
element and II ascertaned to-day that these people
going about among tho negroes attempting to set
them against tho whites IL Is supposed they sup
ported by. perhaps the Knights OF Labor some such
organization desiring the cOlored people and whites
disagree They ask for money and take none, but
draw on New York for large sums at a time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
ACCIDENT ON THE WAB4SH.

PASSENGERS BARELY ESCAPE FROM BURNING CAR
AN EXPLODING WATER HEATER.
TOLEDO, Fob. % (SpecidD.-As abash passenger
train 40 A. due IN Toledo at 9:35 o'clock tins morning.
was entering Sidney Station, H., about midnight the
water heater in the chair exploded. The windows
were ali blown out and both ends OF the were shat
tered. Tho hllei with sleeping passengers at
inc tmo who thrown In confusion apout the floor
seriously injured by broken glass and pieces
OF iron and WOOL received fatal injuries. The
car caught tho lamps which had been shattered
anu from the fire under the heater, and almost en-
troiy destroyed. There enough tme however. for
the passengers to got out Had the train been going be-
tween the usual high rate OF speed the con-
sequences would have been serious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
SUGGESTING A LAW TO TAX SECURITIES

PrrsBURG. Feb 22 tspeciaD. Insurance men are agi-
ated the Revenue bill suggested by State Au-
ditorGeneral Niles TO securities. They say that
Insurance companies taxed almost out OF exist
One official said 4" The result must be that the
charged risks will be raised and borrowers who
get their money from insurance companies will have TO
pay the State tax IN addition to the interest county
official said The necessity for such law is apparent
when IL is known that there IA at present between
$l600O000O and $40 100000 worth Of taxable securi
ties held by banks insurance companies ana other copo
rations In Pennsylvania exempt from taxation: IL Is
thought II this law Is adopted the revenue will DO In
creased 81 500 O0O onchalf OF which will to the coun
fiesp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
HOW FRANCE TAKES THE RESULT.

LARGE ANTI-GERMAN MAJORITIEs IN ALsACE-LOR-
RAINE.
PARIS, Feb 22.-The success OF the ant[Gerrnans In
Alsace has caused feeling Of the deepest emotion here
although there is little display Of exuation. The major
titles high AT Strasburg Kable received S2S4
against Ictries G,7OO; at Comar Grad received 9606
against Kloeckers 2.472 at Mulhausen Lalance had
1888 to Koeckn's 1896 and at Metz Anthine received
1877 against 6,02O for Rcmliger.
lie Paris says:
The separated provinces. Alsace Lorraine, faithful
TO their old love- We do not merely congratulate. bow
before them h token OF respect for their civic
We believe their patriotism will tend peace.
wo cannot conceive of Bismarck advancing his armies
with two hostile provinces in the
La Rerdnche, hearing the news, hosted the French
Russian flags its office, but the Government
stopped the manifestation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
COAL AND COKE COMP4NY FORMED.

PIrrsBURo Feb. 81 iSpeciab.-A coal and coke
company for operating in the Connellsvc regions was
organized here to-day under the OF the Redstone
Coal and Coke Company OF Fayette County" The new
organization 1000 OF coal land which have
years but which have not yet been
utilized in the production OF coke IL is proposed TO begin
work on the plant In u short time large number
coke ovens will be built The plant will be located on
Rcdstone Creek Uniontown One or the gentlemen
present stated that there would probably be 100000 III
vested In the enterprise u beg inning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
INyESTT0A TTONS IN INDIANA.

ISDI,SAroLis, FEB. - tSpeeaD.-The House Legisla-
tive Committee, during Its investigation OF the Insane
Hospital to-day passed resolution requesting Henry N
Spaan TO reire from the the counsel OF tho hOs
pita trustees. his presence being Objectionable to the
committee because he Ia OF the four trial In
the Federal Court for changing In this county
at the last election Spaan protested against the action
with warmth and suDinarily ordered from the
room by General GrOse. the chairman
The prison Investigation has brought TO light several
more OF horrible abuse OF cOnyicts OF which
was the punishment or prisoner for slight offence Dy
hanging him up for four days Without food or drink.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
RAsALuLA BLAMEs GENERAL GENE.

MAssowAH, Feb. 22.-Rasalula the Abyssnian leader,
has sent letter to General Gene commander OF the ta
ian forces at Nassowah, In which he says not TO
blame The fault Is yours You fortified saati, which
belongs to The ndcls among you caused rupture.
eh9n ther bad counses Let us be friends before,
each Remaining his territory. Send q word OF
friendship"
ROME Feb 22-The Tribune publishes General Genes
reply to Rasaiua The General says before entering
into negotiations with you must liberate sambeni
Piarro and the other capves Otherwise shall consider
them ~ much dead men the troops that fell at
6aau ana shall devise means OF avenging them
Tho paper says: "is learned that sslimben ap-
proves General Genes reply Tho Nerus Ia making
preparations for regular campaign against the italian
forces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
IyDIAyA,s TREA ASURY EYHA listed

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb % (Specab.The expected Crisis IN
the States financial affairs to-day The state OIL
GERS held conference and concluded that II would DO
reasonable precaution take from the fund enough
money 10 pay the interest the State bonds
March l. This left the State with less than on
hand number OF small warrants we're issued and be-
fore noon about $4,000 I'm new asylum vouchers
presented and warrants were asked lot d'
were honored so long as the held out and the Audi
tor then paymont II Is expected that large
brokerage business will be done by the banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23

HAS KATE KELLY RUN AWAY WITH THE RENT
woman calling herself Mary A. Hanley and giving
her home as one OF the large fat houses at Broadway
and FIFTY -sscond-st arrived in carriage at Police
Headquarters shortly after midnight this aorning
named Kste Kelly had teen missing aimee n,osniSe
Nd that prior TO her diAappet she hso eoisetsd
considerable money for rent from ocSsrans o. Snns =, aoe
tn" vir Hsr drsss she described 10 being rich And
ssyliah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
ILLINOIS DOES HoyoR TO HER DEAD

sFRrNGFrEID. ILL.,, Feb. 22.-The joint memorial ser
vices In memory OF General John A. Logan and Judge
David Davis were the chamber this after
noon The desk OF Representative Brown, Of Edwards,
who died last night was drapcd with black Upon the
desk was bunch OF forming the words At Rest
The galleries full of people long before the opening
hour the services. Tho Orations were nerspersed
with band music and singing by Quartettes of voices
from Quincy and Springfield.